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The Lesson of 2020? Security Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does

The Lesson of 2020? Security Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does

By Jacob Parakilas
And science and technology will only take us so far when it comes to future threats, conventional or otherwise.
Part-time Workers in South Korea Out of Luck

Part-time Workers in South Korea Out of Luck

By Mitch Shin
With the number of new cases rising, employers are asking part-time workers to furlough indefinitely. 

What Do Chinese People Think of Developed Countries?

What Do Chinese People Think of Developed Countries?

By Adam Y. Liu, Xiaojun Li, and Songying Fang
Perceptions of China have darkened in the United States and much of Europe. Are those feelings mutual?

The New Poor: ASEAN Tackles the Challenge of Rising Inequalities 

The New Poor: ASEAN Tackles the Challenge of Rising Inequalities 

By Puja Dutta, Deepali Khanna and Nicola Nixon
The pandemic worsened an already precarious situation for many largely due to gaps in social protection systems.

Masks Key to Keeping Japan’s COVID-19 Caseload Low

Masks Key to Keeping Japan’s COVID-19 Caseload Low

By Associated Press
Mask wearing and voluntary compliance with social distancing helped Japan avoid a full lockdown. But with cases climbing again, will Tokyo’s approach hold?
Tokyo Games Relay Opens in 100 Days With 10,000 Torchbearers

Tokyo Games Relay Opens in 100 Days With 10,000 Torchbearers

By Associated Press
Even after a year-long delay, there are questions about the safety of the massive relay effort – not to mention the Olympic Games themselves.

Pandemic Border Restrictions Crush Hong Kong’s Economy

Pandemic Border Restrictions Crush Hong Kong’s Economy

By Tej Parikh
Hong Kong's tight restrictions on travel amid COVID-19 are taking a toll on an already-suffering economy.
South Korea Prepares for Its Worst COVID-19 Scenario Yet

South Korea Prepares for Its Worst COVID-19 Scenario Yet

By Mitch Shin
Seoul has hesitated to tighten restrictions thus far, even as health authorities predict the number of daily cases might top 1,000.

Cambodia’s COVID-19 Vaccine Boondoggle

Cambodia’s COVID-19 Vaccine Boondoggle

By David Hutt
The tycoon-funded vaccine drive demonstrates the durability of the patronage state that Hun Sen has built since the 1980s. It also reveals its weaknesses.

Pakistan: Reporting in a Pandemic

Pakistan: Reporting in a Pandemic

By Tehreem Azeem
Amid COVID-19, Pakistani journalists are looking for training to help them counter misinformation and stay safe while reporting.

China’s COVID-19 Vaccines Move Forward

China’s COVID-19 Vaccines Move Forward

By Shannon Tiezzi
The UAE has officially approved a Sinopharm vaccine, while there are promising unofficial results from Sinovac’s Indonesia trial.
North Korea Takes Offense at Seoul Foreign Minister’s COVID-19 Remarks

North Korea Takes Offense at Seoul Foreign Minister’s COVID-19 Remarks

By Mitch Shin
North Korea continues to be hypersensitive about its handling of the pandemic.

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